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 Originally Posted by hozay
I have an application that likes to delete 36 million rows out of the database per week.
36 million rows deleted a week doesn't sound like whole bunch of them, either you are talking about a very small database or you are just panicking.
Originally Posted by hozay
I really did not want to resort to rebuilding indexes but i seem to have no choice
So... why are you doing it?
Originally Posted by hozay
If you have any better ideas I'm certainly open to hear them.
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